TJ
09-05-2006, 01:49 AM
Well, my complaint at the top of the previous review may just have been read after all, as only three months after the 5th season’s release, the sixth season of King of Queens is now on DVD. With both Will & Grace and That 70s Show now having gone off-the-air, King of Queens becomes the longest running live-action sitcom still on television, having debuted in 1998. The King of Queens will begin its ninth and final season, midseason on CBS, in a slot to-be-determined. Keep visiting SitcomsOnline.com for updates on KoQ’s timeslot, when it’s announced!
In this season of the show, Doug (The FINALLY Emmy-nominated Kevin James) loses weight, Carrie (Leah Remini) gets a pink slip, and Arthur (Jerry Stiller) gets ping pong fever. Doug squares off against his junior high arch enemy, while Carrie gets in touch with her inner couch potato, and Arthur lives his dream of becoming a shuffleboard god. All this and more … on the sixth season of The King of Queens.
Read our review here:
http://www.sitcomsonline.com/thekingofqueensseason6dvdreview.html
Post any questions or comments about this set.
Can anybody confirm that The King of Queens has aired in high definition/widescreen since at least 2000? It would be nice if somebody could set the record straight as to what year they started to air in high definition.
In this season of the show, Doug (The FINALLY Emmy-nominated Kevin James) loses weight, Carrie (Leah Remini) gets a pink slip, and Arthur (Jerry Stiller) gets ping pong fever. Doug squares off against his junior high arch enemy, while Carrie gets in touch with her inner couch potato, and Arthur lives his dream of becoming a shuffleboard god. All this and more … on the sixth season of The King of Queens.
Read our review here:
http://www.sitcomsonline.com/thekingofqueensseason6dvdreview.html
Post any questions or comments about this set.
Can anybody confirm that The King of Queens has aired in high definition/widescreen since at least 2000? It would be nice if somebody could set the record straight as to what year they started to air in high definition.